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Bananarama - True Confessions (40th Anniversary Edition) (CD) (UK Import)
Bananarama - True Confessions (40th Anniversary Edition) (CD) (UK Import)
Artist: Bananarama
Music Genre: Pop
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| Artist | Bananarama |
|---|---|
| Format | CD |
| Genre | Pop |
| Released | 28 August 2026 |
| Barcode | 5061017258803 |
Disc 1
- True Confessions
- Ready Or Not
- A Trick of the Night
- Dance With a Stranger
- In a Perfect World
- Venus
- Do Not Disturb
- A Cut Above the Rest
- Promised Land
- More Than Physical
- Hooked On Love
- Ghost
- White Train
- Scarlett
- Riskin' a Romance
- Venus (Extended Version)
- A Trick of the Night (The Number One Mix)
Disc 2
- Venus (Extended Version)
- More Than Physical (Garage Mix)
- A Trick of the Night (The Number One Mix)
- Do Not Disturb (Extended Version)
- Venus (Hellfire Mix)
- More Than Physical (Musclebound Mix)
- A Trick of the Night (Tricky Mix)
- Scarlett (Extended Version)
- Venus (Fire & Brimstone Mix)
- Do Not Disturb (Bananamix)
Disc 3
- Venus (Richard X's Burning Flame '26 Edit)
- More Than Physical (Luke Mornay's Jet Set '26 Edit)
- More Than Physical (The Alias Deep Down '26 Edit)
- More Than Physical (AMYL '26 Edit)
- Venus (Boys Noize Rework Edit)
- A Trick of the Night (U.S. 7" Mix)
- Promised Land (Extended Version)
- Vicious Circle (Extended Version)
- Ready Or Not (Jolley & Swain 12" Mix)
- A Trick of the Night (Original Jolley & Swain 12" Mix)
- Do Not Disturb (Original Mix)
- Venus (Original Mix)
- More Than Physical (Original 12" Mix)
- A Trick of the Night (Original PWL Remix)
- Venus (Original 12" Mix)
- Ready Or Not (Pettibone & Forest Mix)
- Do Not Disturb (Radio 1 Jingles)
- Venus (Radio 1 Jingles)
- More Than Physical (Radio 1 Jingles)
- A Trick of the Night (Radio 1 Jingles)
About the artist
About the artist
Bananarama was formed in London in 1981 by childhood friends Keren Woodward and Sarah Dallin and their friend Siobhan Fahey.
The group name comes from a combination of their first single which was sung in Swahili, which reminded them of a tropical fruit such as Bananas, and the Roxy Music song "Pyjamarama".
After a debut single produced by former Sex Pistols member Paul Cook (reaching #92), they teamed up with ex Specials member Terry Hall's new band, Fun Boy Three. "It Ain't What You Do", released in February 1982 entered the UK charts at number 4. International success came with their self-titled second album produced by Tony Swain and Steve Jolley and the monster hit single "Cruel Summer". In 1986, the women teamed up with UK dance music super-producers Stock, Aitken & Waterman and achieved number one all around the world, including the US, with their cover of the Shocking Blue's classic "Venus".
Siobhan decided to leave the trio to form Shakespear's Sister in 1988. She was replaced by Jacquie O'Sullivan who had appeared with the original Bananarama line-up in the Eurythmics video for "Who's That Girl", back in June 1983. In the same year, the band was named by the Guinness Book of Records as the most successful female group in pop history, beating Supremes. They celebrated by releasing a SAW-produced version of the Supremes' "Nathan Jones".
Jacquie left in late 1991. Sara and Keren have since continued as a duo. Following a one-off reunion recording of ABBA's "Waterloo" with Siobhan in April 1998 for Channel 4's "Eurotrash" TV series hosted by Jean Paul Gaultier, the duo returned in 2001 with their eighth studio album, Exotica. In February 2002, Bananarama celebrated their 20th anniversary, joined on-stage by Siobhan. Their 2005 club hit "Move In My Direction" is their first UK single release since 1993. Their 2005 album "Drama" was followed in 2009 with the album "Viva".
Siobhan temporarily rejoined Bananarama in 2017 for a one-off tour across UK and North America between November 2017 and August 2018. In 2019, Sara and Keren released their sixth album as a duo, to critical and fan acclaim. They released their joint-autobiography "Really Saying Something" in 2020.
2022 marks Bananarama's official 40th anniversary, which they celebrated by releasing their seventh album as a duo - and twelfth studio album overall - "Masquerade", which has received universally excellent reviews.
The group name comes from a combination of their first single which was sung in Swahili, which reminded them of a tropical fruit such as Bananas, and the Roxy Music song "Pyjamarama".
After a debut single produced by former Sex Pistols member Paul Cook (reaching #92), they teamed up with ex Specials member Terry Hall's new band, Fun Boy Three. "It Ain't What You Do", released in February 1982 entered the UK charts at number 4. International success came with their self-titled second album produced by Tony Swain and Steve Jolley and the monster hit single "Cruel Summer". In 1986, the women teamed up with UK dance music super-producers Stock, Aitken & Waterman and achieved number one all around the world, including the US, with their cover of the Shocking Blue's classic "Venus".
Siobhan decided to leave the trio to form Shakespear's Sister in 1988. She was replaced by Jacquie O'Sullivan who had appeared with the original Bananarama line-up in the Eurythmics video for "Who's That Girl", back in June 1983. In the same year, the band was named by the Guinness Book of Records as the most successful female group in pop history, beating Supremes. They celebrated by releasing a SAW-produced version of the Supremes' "Nathan Jones".
Jacquie left in late 1991. Sara and Keren have since continued as a duo. Following a one-off reunion recording of ABBA's "Waterloo" with Siobhan in April 1998 for Channel 4's "Eurotrash" TV series hosted by Jean Paul Gaultier, the duo returned in 2001 with their eighth studio album, Exotica. In February 2002, Bananarama celebrated their 20th anniversary, joined on-stage by Siobhan. Their 2005 club hit "Move In My Direction" is their first UK single release since 1993. Their 2005 album "Drama" was followed in 2009 with the album "Viva".
Siobhan temporarily rejoined Bananarama in 2017 for a one-off tour across UK and North America between November 2017 and August 2018. In 2019, Sara and Keren released their sixth album as a duo, to critical and fan acclaim. They released their joint-autobiography "Really Saying Something" in 2020.
2022 marks Bananarama's official 40th anniversary, which they celebrated by releasing their seventh album as a duo - and twelfth studio album overall - "Masquerade", which has received universally excellent reviews.
Source: Discogs
